JavaScript/TypeScript Runtime “Deno 1.05” Released
June 3, development team of JavaScript runtime engine “Deno” released the latest stable version “Deno 1.0.5”. This release focuses on enhancing stability, and it doesn’t introduce new features.
Deno is a runtime environment that uses JavaScrip-engine V8. With Ryan Dahl leading the development, their goal is to develop a modern and secure JavaScript/TypeScript runtime. There is no file, network, and environment access unless explicitly enabled, and it is built-in with dependency inspector and code formatter.
Deno 1.0.5 is the fifth point release since the first official release in May. Since the release of v1.0, the development team has been working on improving CLI functionality, for example, rewrote TS (TypeScript) dependent analysis in Rust, implemented TS type imports, and Deno.kill and Deno.symlink() for Windows. Now 1.0.5 includes support for 101 status code and has fixed dynamic import BowworMuteError.
Deno 1.0. 5 is available for download from the project website. It is licensed under the MIT License.